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| Spark Your Imagination and Fuel Your spirit |  |
Blue Horse Farm Art Camp An Adult Artist Intensive
July 14-18, Blue Horse Farm, New Richmond, Wisconsin
Karla Faith Ness -oil on canvas
5' x 2 1/2'
A week long studio experience, with art demo's, access to models for figure drawing, a session with a visiting artist plus individual creativity coaching
Only $300.00
Camping on site or a local state park is available and a list of local hotels can be forwarded to you.
Registration Information
email: Kim Faith at visi.com or visit www.karlafaithness.com and download a registration form to be mailed
To see Learn more about Karla and see more of her art visit
www.KarlaFaithNess.com
The Art Camp Experience
Robin Albright interviews Karla Faith Ness, artist and creator
of the Blue Horse Farm Art Camp and Marcy Nelson-Garrison, artist,
former art camp participant and the Art Camp Creativity coach. Aproximate length - 40minutesClick on the purple buttons to play streaming audio or download the MP3 file
Registration Information
email: Kim Faith at visi.com or visit www.karlafaithness.com and download a registration form to be mailed
To see Learn more about Karla and see more of her art visit
www.KarlaFaithNess.comVisit www.coachingtoysblog.com to read about Marcy's art camp experience. in 2007
Art Camp at Blue Horse Farm
Join dedicated and curious artists like you for an intensive week long studio experience.
July 14 through 18
Your week will include:
Semi private studio space in a 100 year old timber frame barn
Figure study available daily
Beautiful St. Croix watershed landscape all around you
Technique and material demonstrations
Critiques- formal and informal
2 sessions with Life and Creativity Coach Marcy Nelson-Garrison to help you explore your vision for your-self as an artist, set goals, take creative risks and integrate the learning
Visiting artists will be available for one on one discussions on art making and art marketing
An introduction to the Critical Response process of giving a receiving feedback by Jill Waterhouse
Opportunities to socialize with other artists
Local cultural events avilable in the evenings
Horses, cats and dogs in residence for study and entertainment
About Karla Faith Ness
Painter and muralist Karla Faith Ness is the founder of the blue horse farm art camp. She received her BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO and her MFA from Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. She paints in oil, water color, acrylic and pastel producing easel and mural scale paintings. Karla learned and taught the ancient art of Fresco at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpting, Skowhegan MA. She has traveled extensively studying and teaching art in China, Italy, Mexico and throughout the US.
Fresco Demonstration
Karla is an accomplished Fresco painter and will demonstrate all aspects of this ancient and very beautiful process from lime slaking, wall construction through design, design transfer, joining and painting methods.
About Marcy Nelson-Garrison
Marcy is a Landscape artist and a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach specializing in creativity. Marcy has been coaching since 1999 and is the creator of www.coachingtoys.com. See some of Marcy's art here Visit www.coachingtoysblog.com to read about Marcy's art camp experience. in 2007
About Gregg Rochester - Visiting artist - Gregg Rochester
Rochester received fine art training at the graduate level at the University of Kansas, the Instituto Allende, the Belles Artes (San Miguel de Allende, Mexico), and Indiana State University. His most recent painting studies were with renowned Utah tonalist painter, Michael Workman at the Scottsdale Artist's School.
He enjoys working in larger formats, producing some works in the 72”X 72” range. A full time painter in Wisconsin he enjoys gallery representations in New York City; Scottsdale & Tucson, Arizona; San Luis Obispo, California; Taos, New Mexico; Colorado Springs, Colorado (The Broadmoor Hotel); Minneapolis, Minnesota; and Louisville, Kentucky. He has been featured in annual shows in New York, Scottsdale, Taos, Colorado Springs, Minneapolis, and other Midwestern venues. Rochester has been named a “featured artist” on the National Endowment for the Arts website.
Rochester's contemplative work seeks to stir the natural spirituality and grace of the land and the animals closest to it. He seeks to express the comfort many feel as they gaze upon the countryside. One observer pointed out, “Rochester's work eases the eye, calms the chaos, and leads one to return to what they know is right with themselves and the land.”
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